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Atsuta Shrine
This shrine houses the sacred Kusanagi no mitsurugi (草薙神剣) sword, one of the three Imperial regalia of Japan — but unfortunately nobody but the emperor and a few high priests get to see it.
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There are some 4,400 other artifacts on the grounds though and the shrine hosts some 70 festivals every year.
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